Editorials

Sticking to the realities of being

GEOFFREY J. BARRATT

To the average person just about everything—except, perhaps, things like desert mirages—is accepted as more or less "real.

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Risk-free environment

NATHAN A. TALBOT

"One cannot live in a risk-free environment; it does not exist," says the head of a prestigious panel of the National Academy of Sciences.

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Exposing the fallacies of racism

GEOFFREY J. BARRATT

Racism, like sickness, sin, and death, is a variant on corporeal claims about man.

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Protection from criminal mentality

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

The adage "Stone walls do not a prison make" may include a message beyond the traditional: that there is an action of thought which cannot be imprisoned.

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God-impelled unification

NATHAN A. TALBOT

This is a marvelous age to understand that man is spiritual instead of material.

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The family and civilization

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

Do you ever think of yourself as a civilization builder?

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Fear—faced and outfaced

GEOFFREY J. BARRATT

A friend, an airline pilot, says he regularly undergoes training in a flight simulator programmed to reproduce various emergency situations.

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Man's predictable future

NATHAN A. TALBOT

Yes, man's destiny is known.

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It is fitting that the flag of our country should fly here in honor of those men who, inspired by a vision of lonely lands made fruitful, conceived this great work and of those others whose genius and labor made that vision a reality.

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Spiritually purposeful nights

NATHAN A. TALBOT

Most people spend perhaps a third of their lives in a very dark, very confined, very small geographical area—their beds.

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Love and politics

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

For many, Mary Baker Eddy gave a new approach to politics when she answered the question "What are your politics?

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Ebenezer experiences dispel fear

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

Events can be made to serve the overcoming of fear, rather than the building of it.